Have you ever wondered if there was a switch in your spiritual life? I mean a switch you could simply flip by believing something or doing something that would make a significant difference in your spiritual experience? Join us in this series as we discover together, what the switch is that turns on the power for our spiritual life.

Have you ever wondered if there was a switch in your spiritual life? I mean a switch you could simply flip by believing something or doing something that would make a significant difference in your spiritual experience? Join us in this series as we discover together, what the switch is that turns on the power for our spiritual life.

Have you ever wondered if there was a switch in your spiritual life? I mean a switch you could simply flip by believing something or doing something that would make a significant difference in your spiritual experience? Join us in this series as we discover together, what the switch is that turns on the power for our spiritual life.

Have you ever wondered if there was a switch in your spiritual life? I mean a switch you could simply flip by believing something or doing something that would make a significant difference in your spiritual experience? Join us in this series as we discover together, what the switch is that turns on the power for our spiritual life.

Have you ever wondered if there was a switch in your spiritual life? I mean a switch you could simply flip by believing something or doing something that would make a significant difference in your spiritual experience? Join us in this series as we discover together, what the switch is that turns on the power for our spiritual life.

One of the most basic ways that the local church fulfills it's mission is for individual members of the church family to take their story with them and share it with those that come across their path. Your Jesus story is personal and powerful. Noone can deny it! Most importantly, God uses it to change the lives of people.

So many of us grew up in churches that expected the paid professionals to make it happen. We grew up in churches that were more about education than personal engagement in the mission. Join us this weekend at BayLife as we are challenged to pursue a life of engagement with the mission.

When we think about the basics of a church that is worth attending, one of the primary principles has to be that we want our church to act like an extended family. Church should be a place where we care well for one another, where we hold one another accountable, where we find comfort and healing for our souls.

What type of church do you want to be a part of? BayLife will turn four this next month but it is still not too late for us to have this conversation. We are constantly trying to reclaim our initial vision and mission to help the people of the Bay communities find and follow God.

There are few scars in life more painful than the ones that we inflict on ourselves. Scars caused by addiction, relational malpractice, emotional unhealth all leave a mark on our soul. So how do we avoid the self-inflicted scars? Join us at BayLife this Sunday as we discover together how to guard our hearts from the self inflicted hurts.